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used yet) : same concept as include overload at copy but here with a real link. It means when editing

good proof of concept. If anyone is up to writing a cleaner, more efficient version - please do, and

Commons and XWiki Rendering. Since these 2 projects contain libraries that are independent of the concept

using Annotations as explained above. == Namespaces == Component API comes with "namespace" concept

== The XWiki project is older that this component concept and sometimes you can find yourself in code

|Confluence exports can contain archived documents. XWiki doesn't have a concept of archived document. This

concept of archived space. This parameter lets you optionally import archived spaces  as regular XWiki

profile : * Java proficiency * Familiar with unit testing concepts and best practices * Familiar with functional testing concepts and best practices ** Experience with Selenium and the [[Page Objects>>url:https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/PageObjects]] pattern is preferred * Familiar with web technologies: HTML/CSS

profile : * Java proficiency * Familiar with unit testing concepts and best practices * Familiar with functional testing concepts and best practices ** Experience with Selenium and the [[Page Objects>>url:https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/PageObjects]] pattern is preferred * Familiar with web technologies: HTML/CSS

description : Le concept de Long Tail introduit par Chris Anderson est maintenant bien connu dans le domaine du livre. Ce concept existe également dans le domaine des apps. Aujourd'hui la plupart des applications sont développées avec un équipe de développement, un budget et un temps imparti. Cela sous-tend

find the "space" concept in the UI. Instead, each page has now the ability to have children pages

comment : I second Joris Dirks' comment about multiple references on a page to one single footnote. A method for doing that in Tex is described here: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/35043/reference-different-places-to-the-same-footnote. I hope a similar concept of (optionally) labelling and then